Retail roofs are worked around trading. Supermarkets, retail parks, high street units and big box sheds have deliveries, customers and stock underneath, so the roofing is phased around trading hours, the car park is kept usable and the building is never exposed at close of business.
Where the store trades seven days, the noisy and disruptive work moves to early mornings or nights, deliveries are coordinated with the store yard and the roof is left watertight and tidy before the doors open.
Big box retail and retail park units are usually profiled metal, and overcladding, gutter lining and rooflight replacement bring them up to standard without closing the store or disturbing an asbestos cement roof.
High street and town centre retail with flat roofs is refurbished with overlay or strip and recover systems, cold applied where the units below are trading, with the stockroom and shop floor protected throughout.
We work for retail landlords, asset managers and tenants, and the survey and budget cost are written so both sides can use them in a lease or dilapidations discussion.
Yes. Work is phased around trading hours, with out of hours working for the noisy and disruptive parts, and the roof is left watertight before the store opens each day.
Scaffold, skips and deliveries are positioned with the store manager so that customer parking and delivery bays stay usable, and the site is fenced and signed.
Yes. Each opening is protected and the replacement completed within the day, so the sales floor is only affected briefly and never left open.
Yes, for landlords, asset managers and tenants alike, across single units and whole retail parks.
Yes. Condition surveys with photographs, options and budget costs are provided at no cost, across a single store or a whole portfolio.
A free survey, a written report and budget costs, from whichever office is closer to the building.
Give us the outline below, or email sales@absolutewp.co.uk, and one of our surveyors will come back to you, usually the same working day.